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Well, okay. It's not as bad as I pretend it is. It's a Friday. Nothing major. Night before my werewolf LARP, nothing major. It's all in the ordinary for me, just about. This means that I'm going to possibly have astronomy homework on the weekends, so that might hinder my ability to go to the games. Not to mention my ICS course and my Art History of US & Europe course, which only meets 2 days a week, but I will still get homework on weekends, I think. Tests shouldn't be a problem. Homework, however...will be a killer.
Also, imagine that you're in this first week of high school. You've made 3 friends during orientation, you have a couple of friends that you've made over the years, and one friend who was your former boyfriend back in the 8th grade. Add several thousands of students who you don't know. Place them on De Anza College campus, and go get lost. Sounds like fun, right? Only if you make the most of it and create a club that people will possibly share an interest in. I'm going to be putting together a Sci-Fi/Gaming club, that will explore the different gaming systems and promote things like BayCon and all other local sci-fi cons. It's a start, I think in the direction of fandom. AFAIK, there's no such club on campus. Easier said than done. If you know the people in the ICC (Inter-Club-Council) then it shouldn't be a problem. I have information that I will be handing them and possibly going to the meetings. These things will be figured out in due time, I presume...but I thought I should mention it before hand.
Questions about my classes will be answered next Friday, after I have been subjected to an entire week's worth of classes and tried the juggling act of social life vs school.
Also, imagine that you're in this first week of high school. You've made 3 friends during orientation, you have a couple of friends that you've made over the years, and one friend who was your former boyfriend back in the 8th grade. Add several thousands of students who you don't know. Place them on De Anza College campus, and go get lost. Sounds like fun, right? Only if you make the most of it and create a club that people will possibly share an interest in. I'm going to be putting together a Sci-Fi/Gaming club, that will explore the different gaming systems and promote things like BayCon and all other local sci-fi cons. It's a start, I think in the direction of fandom. AFAIK, there's no such club on campus. Easier said than done. If you know the people in the ICC (Inter-Club-Council) then it shouldn't be a problem. I have information that I will be handing them and possibly going to the meetings. These things will be figured out in due time, I presume...but I thought I should mention it before hand.
Questions about my classes will be answered next Friday, after I have been subjected to an entire week's worth of classes and tried the juggling act of social life vs school.
